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This is not about syncing devices, before you jump to that conclusion. I play a song on my Mac and it doesn't even show as played on that device. Every song I have imported since February 2022 has supposedly never been played. What is going on with Apple Music?
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Thank you: that's kind of you to reply. My music collection adds up to about 21 days' worth, I've had an iTunes library since 2014, and I listen to music every day. And yet Replay says I'm only 10% of the way there, so I'll keep going. It's baffling: I don't know why there are so many things wrong with Apple Music that Apple seem so resistant to addressing. This Listening History thing is the best of your suggestions: thank you so much. I had no idea that it was unchecked on all three devices.
Thank you: that's kind of you to reply. My music collection adds up to about 21 days' worth, I've had an iTunes library since 2014, and I listen to music every day. And yet Replay says I'm only 10% of the way there, so I'll keep going. It's baffling: I don't know why there are so many things wrong with Apple Music that Apple seem so resistant to addressing. This Listening History thing is the best of your suggestions: thank you so much. I had no idea that it was unchecked on all three devices.
Hi Luke The Drifter,
Thank you for using the Apple Support Communities! To clarify, are you referring to Apple Music Replay? If so, the guidance form the article below may help:
How to get your Apple Music Replay
You might need to play more music. Look for a progress bar on the Replay site to see how much music you need to listen to. As soon as you've played enough music, you'll get a notification that your Replay is ready.
If you still don't see Replay, make sure that Use Listening History is turned on for all of your devices:
On your iPhone or iPad: Go to Settings > Music and turn on Use Listening History.
On your Mac: In the Apple Music app, choose Music > Settings, click the General tab, then select Use Listening History.
On your Android: At the top of the Apple Music app, tap the More button, tap Settings, then turn on Use Listening History.
Hope this helps!
Have a great day.
Listening History fixed it! Thank you so much.
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